Here, you'll find a repository of Web. 2.0 resources to help with instruction, organization and productivity. This wiki is intended to allow the teaching staff of the Newell-Fonda school to collect, organize and share web resources that they have found to be useful.
When adding content to this wiki, please adhere to the following rules:
This wiki is for educational Web 2.0 resources. Please post things that you think are useful in an educational context.
Please consider carefully where your entry belongs. You may have to compromise, and put it where it seems to fit best.
Every entry should consist of:
The title of the web resource
A link to the web resource
A sentence or paragraph describing the resource
A set of tags to allow searching the wiki
Use the format as shown in the example below (feel free to copy-and-paste it).
Be careful. If you make a mistake, hit the Cancel button at the top. If you've saved a mistake and don't know how to fix it, contact Mr. Limbert
EXAMPLE:
One Great Example Blog - http://www.anexampleblog.com
This blog is great as an example for how to post a resource on the wiki. I use it for all kinds of interesting things.
Tim Limbert
Example, Middle, Technology
Welcome to the Newell-Fonda Web 2.0 Wiki.
Here, you'll find a repository of Web. 2.0 resources to help with instruction, organization and productivity. This wiki is intended to allow the teaching staff of the Newell-Fonda school to collect, organize and share web resources that they have found to be useful.
When adding content to this wiki, please adhere to the following rules:
EXAMPLE:
One Great Example Blog - http://www.anexampleblog.com
This blog is great as an example for how to post a resource on the wiki. I use it for all kinds of interesting things.
Tim Limbert
Example, Middle, Technology